Thursday Doors, 14/2/19: Love doors

These doors are either chosen with love, equipped with a loved one or two, or simply lovely. Celebrate love, celebrate life, on all other days as much as today.

No matter that the dessert I made on occasion will be filed away as “But they said even kids can make it!” – I’m full of love. For my amore, my bestia, my sister, my parents, my blogging buddies right here and my real-life friends far away. And for doors, of course, on Thursdays even more.

Let’s have a look at mine and then, if you haven’t yet, check out Norm’s second part of Orvieto doors with the magnificent cathedral and certain co-enablers that will seem familiar.

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  One of our first family trips in Tuscany, to Scarlino for the chestnut and porcini festival. Amore took this photo.

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  In Torri my parents are making sure bestia will get water while the doors look on. This is love.

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  Isola del Giglio and amore with a rucksack, both in blue. This is love too, or he’d never be walking in the sun like that.

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  This Piran door is wearing its heart at the peek hole.

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  Even if this isn’t a heart between the flowers this Piran door is saying: “I’ll be open but closed too so you can take a photo of my flip-flops if you really must but can’t steal them.”

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  This Caldana door promises love and heat.

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  An all around lovely door in Tatti.

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  Another door beauty in Tuscania. Everything is just right.

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  This door in Milje/Muggia on the Slovenian-Italian border could be any other colour but it chose to be this. I respect that.

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  A Massa Marittima alert.

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  Križanke church in Ljubljana. Lots of love over that phone.

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  Don’t forget to give love to your local gelateria. It could be open a bit more often though. Not until May, or maybe April, and then only on the weekends.

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  Sister observing the guest book door in Figovec, Ljubljana. Further down is the door of complaints and is blank.

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  Love is also when sister sends you a door she captured. On Trubarjeva St. in Ljubljana. (Photo: Klu)

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  While Barbara took this one in Zelše near Cerknica: there is a chalice and down there it says “chalice” in a heart. Thank you! (Photo: BS)

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  Mother is more old school and is simply pointing out the doors she likes. In Capalbio.

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  Whereas amore takes me to the doors he likes. Most recently it was the Alchemical Door in Rome last Christmas, taken through the fence since the park is closed.

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  Not really a door but I was amused by this signage. Kiss one and ride the other? Bestia says: “Noooo!”

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  Yes, yes, bestia. I love you too. Even if you’re not a horse.

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  A favourite door: the one leading to the “Garden of Eden and Druga” in Piran, Slovenia. (A hard-to-translate pun. Eden means “one man”, druga means “another woman”.)

For Norm Frampton’s Thursday Doors challenge.